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The LSAC can still see that you took the LSAT even if you cancel it, right? So all canceling does is hide the score?
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@MissChanandler How long did it take you to PT in the 170s and what was your diagnostic?
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@10000019 We need more Seinfeld on 7Sage
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@Nefertari OK, I definitely think I'm going to try to up the number of games I do per day. Honestly, it feels like only doing two a day might be stifling my progress by dragging the process out too much. Thanks for the advice! @Smorph0u0 You make i…
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Thanks for the advice! I think I'll consider upping to at least 3 a day.
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@Ohnoeshalpme How many games do you think is safe to foolproof a day? I definitely want to take my time and not rush through it.
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@MissChanandler Thank you! I'll keep moving forward
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@MissChanandler I've been doing 2 games a day, so probably about 20 games
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Just my two cents: I don't think the number of takes matters. I wouldn't factor that in.
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@eRetaker Got it. Thanks for the help!
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@eRetaker Yeah I was planning on it! And thanks for the encouragement! Do you have any specific tips on how to get the most out of foolproofing? I've been attempting the game (timed), BRing it, watching JY's explanation, and then doing the game seve…
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@eRetaker I'm taking the March 2019 LSAT... Hopefully the easier LGs last till then haha
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@eRetaker Interesting... Is there a section on the recent tests that is easier than normal?
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I'm foolproofing simultaneously. I foolproof two logic games a day, so working through the CC is slow but I won't have to come back and FP at the end.
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Take a break. I'm similar to you (business admin major, 4.0, just graduated), and I'd be willing to bet we approach things similarly too. It's easy to plan a study schedule and completely forget about the human element. We aren't machines. I also b…
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I personally read the passage twice before jumping into the questions. For me, I get another level of understanding by reading twice that I just can't get from reading once, no matter how I do it. Give it a try and see if it helps you out!
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@10000019 that's interesting.... I was actually kind of hoping that the tablets would offer SOME advantages with LG, like maybe being able to quickly delete game boards to free up space. You weren't allowed to draw on the tablet at all?
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@"samantha.ashley92" I'm studying for the June and July 2019 LSATs!
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"Number of Law School Applicants Surges, Especially Among High Scorers" What encouraging news for us about to apply! Lol
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For me, reading the passage twice before hitting the questions helps. Putting in the time up front helps me to breeze through the questions and I end up saving time in total. Give it a try and see if it helps!
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@HaloHalo I like this idea! I've finished all the LR CC so I think I'll start foolproofing 2 LGs a day or so from the CC while I review a question type from LR each day. That should keep it all balanced so I stay on top of all the material without b…
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@10000019 I'm not sure I could handle foolproofing logic games while finishing the RC CC... Lol
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I graduated a year early so I could do internships and focus on the LSAT... I couldn't handle both undergrad and the LSAT honestly
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So I definitely think it is important to make sure you understand the fundamentals in the CC. If you know for sure that there are core concepts you aren't clear on, I would suggest you go ahead and review those things before PTing more. However, do…
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Hey! So in terms of the LSAC calculation of your GPA, they will only hold Ws against you if the university from which you received the W counts it as punitive. If the university doesn't count it as punitive, neither will the LSAC. As for the qualit…
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This was a particularly easy example but you get the gist of it!> Wow! @keets993 thanks for this. I'm definitely going to start attacking them this way
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Fool-proofing LG took me about 2 months.> Ah. So I guess I need to factor in an (approximate) 1-2 months extra into my study schedule... I definitely don't want to rush through
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NICE!!!
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Also Neil Gorsuch
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Antonin Scalia.